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The Color Purple,” is accusing her Airbnb host of racial profiling.“My stomach is so uneasy this morning as I’m riding back to my home in the cold and rain,” Barrino, 39, wrote on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday. “I don’t say much when people do me wrong, but I can’t stay quiet on how my family and I were just treated from a host with @Airbnb @airbnbhelp trying to kick my kids and I out at 12:00 midnight.” According to the “American Idol” alum, the host accused them “of having a party with loud noises outdoors because they saw balloons being dropped off and a game truck with no generator in the early part of the day.” The singer noted that there were no additional guests brought onto the property nor did the website state that they “weren’t allowed to have any company over.” “It’s evident from the sayings on the wall, to the outdoor fire pit/jacuzzi and a well equipped game room in the garage/poker table that people host parties and/or gatherings here on the lake often as there were weights with balloon ribbon left in the garage from a previous party at the house,” the “Lose to Win” singer continued.

running coordinated tours of the estate in Hillsborough, New Jersey — west of Rutgers University — to explore the one-time home of Catherine O’Hara’s late artist Delia Deetz.Three-hour tours can be booked for up to six guests every day until November 4 and include a complimentary one-night stay in Princeton, NJ. A-listers like Charli D’Amelio, Jesse J, and Lauren Wilson have already popped in.Upon arrival, Delia’s “(after)lifelong assistant will usher you inside.

The infamous house from the 1982 horror classic “Poltergeist” is being transformed into an Airbnb, available to rent by supernatural-obsessed fans.The home, built in 1979, is located in Simi Valley, California.It sold Friday for $1.28 million, the Zillow listing confirms.The new investor, who is from Los Gatos, Calif., allegedly wants to turn the four-bedroom, three-bathroom home into an Airbnb that will replicate the iconic movie’s set.But Halloween buffs shouldn’t get too excited about the rental news.According to TMZ, the home won’t be ready on Airbnb before the spooky October 31 holiday because the owner “wants to make it perfect and not rush things.”There’s always next year, at least.The “Poltergeist” house, located at 4267 Roxbury Street, hit the market in August for the first time in 45 years.It features a light-filled living room with massive windows, a formal dining room and a kitchen with modernized appliances.Upstairs, there are four bedrooms including a primary suite with vaulted ceilings, an en suite bathroom and a walk-in closet.The backyard, which occupies 16,000 square feet, features a large, in-ground pool and a jacuzzi.“Yes, this is the home where much of the first movie of the series was filmed; but ‘This house is clean.’ Seriously, it is!” the Zillow listing playfully noted prior to the sale.The house is also described as “ideal for cooling off on hot California days or hosting epic pool parties.

Prince fans will be given the opportunity to live how the iconic music star lived, for a small fee.Lisa and Wendy of The Revolution band have restored Prince’s childhood home in Minneapolis, Minnesota and are making it available on Airbnb from October 26 to December 14. Over the 25 consecutive nights, fans will be allowed to book a one-night stay, with up to four guests for $7 per person – a nod to the former musician’s favorite number.The downstairs of Prince’s childhood home has purple velvet wallpaper and a ‘80s stereo preloaded with songs “that inspired The Kid,” according to the press release.The “spa,” or bathroom, is decorated similar to the “When Doves Cry” music video.

Instagram post on Tuesday, Gwyneth Paltrow announced that she was about to list the “beautiful little guest house” to her sprawling Montecito, California, home on Airbnb.Paltrow spends the video post walking viewers through the cozy abode — which includes a soaking tub, wood-burning fireplace, vaulted ceilings and Goop skincare products.She then shows off a wine room and says that Airbnb guests could join her and her husband, Brad Falchuk, there for dinner. “Loneliness is a human condition, but in the past few years, increased isolation and our lack of community has made our lives even more fragmented.

$99 a night before taxes and fees.“My daughter said, ‘You know what, mom, what do you think about giving a big, giant, beautiful nod to our local queen, miss Dolly Parton?’ And I’m like, ‘Brilliant,'” Adrienne Smith told Insider of the inspiration to turn a 20-foot camper bought for $2,500 off Craigslist into a tribute to the music icon.Adrienne, her husband Dean and their daughter, Tayler, purchased the RV three years ago and subsequently invested some $20,000 turning it into a “not too kitschy, but a little kitschy” livable celebration of the “Jolene” singer. “She inspires us to do better for ourselves, and we take proceeds off of [the RV] annually and donate to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library,” Adrienne added to Insider. Where the Smiths live in Maryville, Tennessee — an hour from Dollywood — Parton isn’t just a nationally beloved entertainer, Adrienne explained to the publication, but a “local hero.” In building their short-term rental shrine, they incorporated both Parton’s image and aesthetic, commissioning tattoo artist Mira Mariah to create a Dolly mural on the vehicle’s exterior and filling the interior with various usable Parton tchotchkes.

Moulin Rouge windmill — which will be available to rent for the first time in history. Located on the edge of the tourist-favorite Montmartre neighborhood near Pigalle, the cabaret (whose name in English translates to Red Mill) is considered the home of the French can-can — a number that became a popular music-hall dance in the 1840s.According to the Airbnb listing, “guests will experience a peek behind the velvet curtains of the fabled landmark, including backstage access to the theater, a traditional French three-course meal, the best seats during the Moulin Rouge’s acclaimed show Féerie and an overnight stay inside the iconic windmill.” But if the crazy low price of just a buck to stay in one of the world’s most iconic properties sounds too good to be true that’s because it is.

Miami was a no-brainer for Samantha Chin, 31. It cost just $82 a night to rent a room on Airbnb in a luxury apartment she had all to herself. Palm trees were the backdrop for selfies on her private balcony with bay views, and poolside access was just an elevator ride away.

A post shared by Bluebird Farm CT. (@bluebird_farm_ct_weddings)Relive adolescent make-out fantasies in this grownup Treehouse at Bluebird Farm in Willington, Conn.Perched two stories above the ground, tickling maple and oak trees on this 40-acre farm and animal refuge, this one-bedroom, one-bath treehouse will win you over with its rustic-chic charm.

Robbie Williams believes he battled coronavirus while holed up in an Airbnb down the road from his family’s mansion in Los Angeles.